
Niko Stratis and Alex Steed rewatch The O.C. and unpack the early Aughts along the way.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In which Niko Stratis and Alex Steed discuss Journey, the 18th episode of the 3rd season of The OC.
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In which Niko Stratis and Alex Steed discuss Journey, the 17th episode of the 3rd season of The OC.
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In which Niko Stratis and Alex Steed discuss The Road Warrior, the 16th episode of the 3rd season of The OC.
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In which Niko Stratis and Alex Steed discuss The Heavy Lifting, the 15th episode of the 3rd season of The OC.
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I will listen to anything that Alex Steed does and I will love it. I could listen to Niko talk about the way media intersects with culture all day. Thank you both
I really appreciate you two riffing on all kinds of things. Yes to having someone catalogue all the side trips taken. And since you mention both Brick and Fat Lip, where’s the love for Ani DiFranco’s Tiptoe? I think it could be the Tori Amos reply song you wanted.
I missed out on the original run of the show for various reasons but I was certainly the target audience. I enjoy listening to these two chat about the culture of the time and making stupid jokes (I say with love.) I find myself re-listening to episodes too because the friendship of the hosts is enjoyable. Gonna miss it when it’s over but that will ideally be a year (or more) from now!
This show is one of my top five— the hosts are witty and hilarious, the conversation is deeply comforting, and most episodes feature excellent background pitbull noises. I’m not sure what else I could ask for in a podcast.
I’m not a particularly lonely person, but I thoroughly enjoy your company and cultural touchstones while stretching in this 38 year old body or doing the tedious things of life — dishes, weeding, sweeping. Keep it up — I appreciate your spirits, joy, reflections, and silliness ❤️
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Two hosts rewatch The OC and use the lens of early 2000s culture to explore friendship, ambition, romance, and social dynamics. They mix tight episode critiques with wide-ranging tangents on music, fashion, pop culture, and personal anecdotes, creating a warm, nostalgic, and conversational vibe. Notable strengths include insightful character reads, willingness to critique problematic plot choices, and a playful, wanderlust approach to topics beyond the show, which keeps conversations fresh for long-time fans and newcomers alike.
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